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The Law Office of Mitchell J. Howie has been serving clients since 2004 with integrity, intelligence and diligence.. In 2015 Huntsville Attorney Mitchell J. Howie was selected as a member of the Nation’s Top One Percent of attorneys by the National Association of Distinguished Counsel. One of the best family lawyers in Huntsville, Mitchell J. Howie was also recognized as one of the Top 10 under 40 of Alabama Family Lawyers by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys.. In 2014 Attorney Mitchell J. Howie was recognized as one of the Top 100 lawyers by the National Trial Lawyers. He was also recognized as one of the Top 40 Lawyers Under 40 by the National Trial Lawyers and as one of the TOP TEN Criminal Defense attorneys in Alabama under 40 by the Prestigious National Academy of Criminal Defense Attorneys.. The owner of the Law Office, Attorney Mitchell J. Howie, truly believes in service to this country. Major Mitchell J. Howie completed his service on Active Duty in the United States Air Force as an attorney in the Judge Advocate General Corps. He entered the Air Force through the Direct Appointment Program on May 27th, 2005 and began his active duty service on July 3rd, 2005. His official date of separation from active duty was September 28th, 2009.. Prior to entrance onto active duty, Mr. Howie worked as Chief of Staff to a representative at the Texas State Capitol in Austin, Texas. As an attorney in private practice he excelled at serving clients throughout Austin, Houston and Galveston, Texas with effective and efficient legal representation in various civil and criminal matters, to include: personal injury law, premises liability litigation, criminal defense, driving under the influence (DUI) litigation, debt collection, construction law, business law, contract law and family law.. As a government attorney, Major Howie's military career took him all over the United States. He first served the country as a military attorney at Davis Monthan Air Force Base in Tucson, Arizona for two years. His last station was Pope Air Force Base in Fayetteville, North Carolina. Major Howie deployed to Joint Task Force Civil Support (JTF-CS) for legal support of domestic operations related to the "global war on terrorism.". While on active duty, Major Howie answered the country's call to serve in a multitude of arenas. He managed and oversaw a program in Tucson, Arizona which provided excellent legal assistance to deploying airmen on civil law matters including wills, powers of attorneys, general legal guidance on domestic relations, family law, personal injury law, bankruptcy, consumer affairs, Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA), and Uniformed Services Employment and Reemployment Rights Act (USERRA).. Major Howie worked tirelessly as a contracts attorney reviewing government contracts valued at over 25 million dollars.. Major Howie expertly prosecuted criminals and worked diligently as a trial attorney in litigating the government's case to secure convictions and justice in 17 courts martial. His recent litigation included a trial that led to the only life sentence ever adjudged at Pope Air Force Base. Major Howie acted as the government's representative and gifted advocate in countless administrative proceedings and ensured justice for the government and all parties involved.. Mr. Howie also served as Special Assistant to the United States Attorney within the Department of Justice. In this position as the sole federal prosecutor, he personally prosecuted over 300 federal cases ranging from a wide array of criminal offenses to include: minor traffic offenses; larceny offenses, theft offenses; drug offenses; domestic violence offenses; Driving Under Influence litigation (DUI), Driving While Impaired litigation; Child Neglect litigation and Child Abuse litigation.. Mr. Howie is a member of the Texas Bar since 2004 and the Alabama Bar since 2010. Mr. Howie is also a member of the College of the State Bar of Texas, the Alabama Criminal Defense Lawyers' Association and the National Criminal Defense Lawyers' Association. The Law Office of Mitchell J. Howie is currently accepting clients as an Alabama attorney.. Mr. Howie has continued his service to the country in the reserves.  Major Howie was chosen to be an instructor on a distinguished team of Reservists to teach other JAGs military trial advocacy and continues teaching others while running his law practice.

The best results are achieved by working with an expierienced attorney who will engage in an interactive relationship with you where you are able to speak directly with the attorney and share your concerns and in turn, that attorney educates and informs you about the application of the law to your case and the likely outcome. I have been actively practicing in the area of divorce and family law for 32 years both trying cases and in assisting parties in uncontested divorces. I have the knowledge and experience to assist you through the divorce process.

Ruby Panter practices in the area of family law and divorce, predominately in Madison County, Alabama and Morgan County, Alabama. She counsels clients regarding matters such as divorce, division of assets, alimony, paternity, child custody, child support, modification, visitation, dependency, and related matters. Ruby understands the challenges families face in all areas of family law and guides clients through these difficult transitions. She has the skills and legal knowledge necessary to handle the unique circumstances of each case, whether negotiating on behalf of a client through alternative dispute resolution or zealously advocating a client’s interests through litigation. Before coming to New Beginnings Family Law, P.C., Ruby served as Judicial Law Clerk to Presiding Judge Jennifer M. Howell in the Circuit Court of Morgan County, Alabama and Judge Ballard in the Circuit Court of Jefferson County, Alabama. There, she gained invaluable experience and insight in issues concerning family law, as well as other practice areas. Ruby is a native of the Decatur and Huntsville areas. In her free time, Ruby enjoys horseback riding and spending time with family and friends, including her Great Dane, and gardening.

Page Banks is a native of Huntsvile, Alabama. She attended the University of North Alabama, obtaining a B.S. in Marketing in 1999. She obtained her J.D. from Cumberland School of Law in 2003.  During her time at Cumberland, she clerked for Judge R.A. "Sonny" Ferguson, 10th Judicial Circuit Court, Jefferson County, Domestic Relations Division.  Following her graduation from Cumberland School of Law, Ms. Banks returned to Huntsville, Alabama.  Ms. Banks is a member of the Alabama State Bar, the Alabama State Bar Family Law Section, and the Huntsville Madison County Bar Association where she has served as an officer and commitee chairperson.. Ms. Banks serves on various community organizations as well.  She serves as a Board Member for United Cerebral Palsy. She is also involved with the Junior League of Huntsville, having served on various committees.

Our owner is a trial lawyer trained by the best. LLM in Trial Advocacy Temple University School of Law and Graduate of Prestigious Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College.. When you choose our firm to represent you in family law,  you will be working with a firm focused solely on your type of problem.. We help families feel secure, recover from loss, and make life better out of divorce.. We help your family close a bad chapter of life through legal representation that involves deeply understanding your needs, educating you to eliminate fear, and offering innovative legal strategies that help move your case to resolution without undue delay.

Mr. Joseph moved to Huntsville, Alabama from Boston, Massachusetts in January of 2002.. Mr. Joseph attended Oakwood University where he received his Bachelors of Social Work in 2008. While working in the Social Work field, as a Domestic Violence Victim Advocate, Mr. Joseph attended Birmingham School of Law, and obtained his Juris Doctorate in 2015. In December 2016, Mr. Joseph opened the Joseph Law Firm. Mr. Joseph has a passion for serving his community, this has been demonstrated by Mr. Joseph currently serving as an adjunct professor in the Social Work and Prelaw Department at Oakwood University. Sitting on the Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking Task Force. Working in various position as a social service provider at HEALS Inc, Community Action Partnership on North Alabama, Boys & Girls Club of North Alabama, Crisis Service of North Alabama, and the Red Cross of Madison County.. Mr. Joseph currently conducts various training classes on domestic violence prevention, child/elder abuse prevention, and human trafficking awareness to civilian/military personal and some law enforcement agencies.. Mr. Joseph is an advocate for the members of the community and seeks provide quality legal representation to all that seeks assistance.. Mr. Joseph is fluent in French and Haitian Creole

Lee has taught legal seminars at the People’s Law School and Divorce on the Beach. He handles both civil and criminal cases at both the trial and appellate levels. Lee is conveniently located above Below The Radar and SIP in the Times Building in downtown Huntsville.  Call us today

Kerri Johnson Riley has dedicated her career to fighting for the rights of individuals and family businesses. Her practice is focused is on litigating injury, death, products liability, sexual harassment and discrimination, and worker's compensation cases for individuals, and the defense of family businesses in employment cases. With her training as a chemical engineer, she is a problem solver: adept at untangling complex legal issues and crafting creative solutions when protracted litigation is not in her clients' best interest. Mrs. Riley also accepts domestic relations cases that may require complex negotiation or litigation. Her clients appreciate her experience, diligence and commitment to their cause - while her unwaivering professional standards have earned her great respect in the legal community.. REPRESENTATIVE CONFIDENTIAL SETTLEMENTS -. $   624, present value of a judgment for on-the-job back injury.

I have practiced law since 1991 when I graduated from the University of Alabama. I have mostly represented individuals with all varieties of legal issues. I served as an attorney for the Department of Human Resources for a number of years on a part-time basis. I also had the privilege to serve as a District Court Judge. As a judge, I handled domestic relations, divorce, custody, juvenile, criminal and other matters.. No represetation is made that the quality of legal services is greater than that provided by other lawyers.

I believe that representing clients in family law cases is not just a job or an area of law to practice.  I believe it is a calling, a mission given to me by God to help hurting people.  That calling was so crystal clear the night I prayed for guidance.  I did not initially understand what that meant.  I thought God was calling me  to be a personal injury lawyer.  Many of my life experiences had driven me to the point of wanting to be a lawyer, but all those things had lead me to believe I was supposed to be a lawyer who helped physical hurt people find justice.  After I got divorced, met my current husband, and began working for Judge Ferguson, I discovered that no one hurts more than the children who go through a divorce or separation between their parents.  Their parents hurt, but the children hurt more.  The pain, anxiety, depression, guilt, separation, anger, and frustration that these children experience are immeasurable.   Another thing I have noticed in the time I have been practicing law is that I sometimes see clients for more than one case.  I see them over and over, one divorce after another, or one case after another because either their personal, legal, emotional, financial or psychological needs were not resolved completely the first time around.  I also found that parents come out of the divorce or separation process thinking he or she now knows everything he or she needs to know to move forward in a financially sound manner and with a 4 hour trans-parenting class under his or her belt knows everything he or she need to know to successfully co-parent.  Unfortunately, this is not at all the case.. This was evident to me in my own divorce situation.  When I got divorced, my attorney handed me my documents and said, “well you are divorced, good luck.”  As I sat there and looked at those papers, I was heartbroken because in my mind I had failed.  I had failed at being a married person.  However, I was also in law school, working full time, and a single parent at that point.  I felt momentarily reassured that so long as the child support came on time and my son’s father made the house payment on time for the next year as he had agreed to do, I would find a way to trudge through and start my life over again.  Boy was I wrong.  Four months later, when the house payments weren’t being made on time, the child support was late, and I was struggling to make ends meet, I landed in bankruptcy court and had to sign my home back over to the bank.  All I could think at that time was, “why didn’t someone tell me this could happen that this could be my life.”  It was at that point that I felt completely hopeless and alone, and I was frustrated with the whole process.  But, life went on, and I remarried, finished law school and started my practice.  For seven years, I practiced law much the same way as my lawyer had and forgot about all those feelings I had all those years ago.  Recently, at the urging of some very special people in my life, I spent some time in deep reflection and worked with my coach to determine what I really wanted my practice to be like and how I wanted to change the world.  During that time, this new firm came into being.. Clients need solutions today with an eye toward tomorrow, the day after, the month after, the year after, etc.  They need an aftercare program to allow them to have ongoing support, counseling, financial advice, budgeting, etc.  As lawyers, we are not equipped to necessarily deal with all these issues.  However, we should have the resources at our fingertips to get our clients through the process.  We should not see our clients as a number, a file, or a dollar sign.  Each is a unique person who is part of a unique family.  The families have their own unique issues and needs.  These families don’t go away.  They change or morph over time just like an intact family.  Our mission is to move them through the process of separation or divorce in such a manner that when they come out on the other side they have a new beginning for their new unique family situation and know how to live as part of that new family dynamic going forward in a healthy, holistic manner.. Due to my experience working with Judge Ferguson and my own divorce experience, I knew there had to be a better way to practice family law that helped parties resolve disputes, helped children not suffer the negative impact of their parents’ divorces, and helped parties learn from his or her mistakes and move into their future relationships in such a way that mistakes are not repeated.  The service we provide to our clients along with our relationships with preferred outside vendors allows us to help our clients through this horrible time in their lives to find a new beginning for them and their children.. On the other hand, there are couples and singles who want to be parents but cannot do so by regular means.  They struggle with beginning their definition of a family.  The pain of losing a child through miscarriage or not being able to get pregnant even with the help of traditional scientific methods can be so great that it causes lasting grief and depression that impact the family unit he or she or they already have.  However, there are children out there being born everyday who have no one to love them, who are being born to mothers who do love them, so much so that the mother knows that she is not the child’s best option.  There are also children out there who have one good parent but for whatever reason the other biological parent is gone. Then, a great person steps in as a step-parent and says, “hey, I want to be your forever parent, I cannot imagine not being your mom or dad.”  There are also great women out there who would be happy to be a vessel for carrying another couple’s child or children for them so that they can have the family of their dreams.  I want to be there to help these couples create their own new beginning.   Nothing gives  me more joy as a lawyer than bringing a family together.. Our goal is to provide great service to our clients, and in doing so, help our clients grow as people and as parents, put them on the path of changing their family tree for the better, and do so so well that when they hear of a friend or family member in the same or similar situation as theirs that they will want their family and friends to be able to be a part of what we are doing as well.

Coby McEachern Boswell is one of the founding partners of NXTSTEP Family Law, P.C.. located at 1000 Church Street NW, Huntsville, Alabama 35801. Coby Boswell earned his law degree from Birmingham School of Law and since becoming licensed to practice law in the State of Alabama has focused primarily on Domestic Relations/ Family Law related legal matters including: adoptions, child custody disputes, child support, paternity,dependency, terminations of parental rights, fathers’ rights, appeals, alimony, prenuptial agreements, post-nuptial agreements, wills and estates, real estateand property division matters, evictions, quiet title actions and other small business matters, such as the establishment of Corporations or Limited Liability Corporations. Coby represents clients in the Madison, Morgan, Limestone, and Lawrence Counties in North Alabama at NXTSTEP Family Law, P.C.. Coby has served as the young Lawyer’s division, Family Law Chair of the American Bar Association in 2014- 2015. Coby is a Member of the Madison County Bar Association, serves as a Guardian ad Litem, serving for the best interests of minor children in in the Madison County, Morgan County, and Limestone County areas and is an active participant with the Madison County Volunteer Lawyer Program as a pro bono attorney, agreeing to take at least two cases per year.

At the Law Office of Sharon Doviet, we pride ourselves on providing close personal attention to our clients.  We know this is the most difficult time of your life and we do everything we can to get you through it, knowing your options and feeling prepared.  We look forward to helping you.

At Secure Law, P.C., our clients are our number one priority. We dedicate ourselves to providing our clients with the highest quality of legal representation, respect and individualized care that one should expect when hiring a legal team. With over 50 years combined legal experience, you can feel confident that you will receive exceptional service from our seasoned attorney and staff.

Andrea Roberts (formerly known as Andrea Cates) grew up in Pascagoula, Mississippi and graduated from Pascagoula High School in 2005. After recovering from hurricane Katrina, Andrea joined the United States Navy in 2008. She served in the Navy as an Aviation Ordnanceman until she was honorably discharged in 2013. While serving on active duty in the United States Navy Andrea was deployed three times during a time of war, for Operation Iraqi Freedom. Although Andrea had a crucial and critical job in the Navy she was able to obtain her bachelors degree in Criminal Justice while in the Navy. Andrea graduated from ECPI with highest honors, and was valedictorian of her program.. Andrea has always had a deep passion to help others so when she made the decision to leave the Navy she knew her next job had to continue her ability to protect and serve. So after many conversations with her mother she decided it was time for her to follow her dream of becoming a lawyer. Andrea began her law school journey at Thomas Jefferson School of Law, and six weeks prior to her first set of law school exams, her mother passed away. Andrea doesn't give up though, she keeps pushing forward. Her very last promise to her mother was that she would work hard and be eligible to transfer to Mississippi College School of Law to complete her second and third year of law school so that she would be able to take care of her full time. Although her mother did not make it, Andrea kept her promise. She transferred to Mississippi College School of Law and she graduated with honors (cum laude). Andrea found the love of her life while in law school, and moved to Alabama after graduation to study for the bar exam.. Andrea sat for the July 2019 bar exam and passed. Her consisitent comment when discussing this, is that her mom is the reason, her mom although in heaven, continues to take care of her. Andrea practiced criminal defense and domestic relations law in Mobile County until April of 2020 when she relocated to Huntsville, Alabama. Andrea practices criminal defense, domestic relations, child custody, and estate planning law in Huntsville, Alabama.. When Andrea is not advocating for her clients she and her husband enjoy taking care of their six dogs, swimming, fishing, hanging out at Leigh Acres and playing board games together. Andrea volunteers at the Huntsville Animal Shelter, and although she has six dogs of her own she fosters dogs from the animal rescue Furget Me Not. Andrea is consistently giving back any way she can to the community.. The same strive, dedication, perservance, hard work, and determination she has shown throughout her Naval career, and her law school journey, she continues in each case. She will fight hard for you and is more than just a lawyer, she is an advocate and more importantly a friend to each and every client she has. If you need help, call Andrea. She returns calls, emails, and texts as soon as they are received. Although her client reviews both on Avvo and Google speak for themselves, Andrea is compassionate, she is always there, and she will always take your calls. When you hire her, your issues become hers, you are able to rest easy because she will carry the worry for you and she always gives her best to achieve the best outcome possible.

Allie Thompson was born and raised in Muscle Shoals, Alabama and is a graduate of the University of Alabama, where she obtained her B.A. in Advertising. While attending the Cumberland School of Law at Samford University, Allie developed a strong interest in family law and spent her time learning as much as she could on the subject.. Since earning her law degree in 2015, Allie has remained passionate about family law and has made it the sole focus of her legal practice. Allie has handled a wide variety of family law cases and enjoys being able to not only advocate for her clients, but also provide support during a difficult and stressful time.. When she is not practicing law, Allie enjoys spending time with her family and friends, attending concerts, reading, and being with her adopted dog, Tallulah.

Experienced Divorce attorney serving clients in Huntsville and surrounding areas.

Experienced Divorce attorney serving clients in Huntsville and surrounding areas.

Experienced Divorce attorney serving clients in Huntsville and surrounding areas.